Tag: San Juan Capistrano

This week’s featured adoptable pet is Cookie, who’s 1 year old, very sweet, has a lot of energy and loves ...

For her latest Food for Thought, Gina Cousineau recognizes March as awareness for National Nutrition and for Colorectal Cancer, encouraging ...

In her latest Eat My Words column, Cheryl Pruett highlights some of the new(ish) menu items that popular local restaurants ...

This week’s featured adoptable pet is Roma, a 2-year-old cutie who is looking for her purrfect match. Initially a bit ...

In her latest At the Movies column, Megan Bianco writes about Erwin and McCorkle’s new film, Jesus Revolution, which depicts ...

Tim Trent, a critical part of Picket Fence Media’s Distribution Department since 2010, has been delivering the San Clemente Times ...

In celebration of Women’s History Month, OC Board Supervisor Katrina Foley in her latest column encourages residents to recognize the ...

The Capistrano Unified School District is looking to enhance its understanding of cultural diversity and aims to reduce suspension rates ...

Tom Blake this week boasts about his recent reunion with a longtime special friend of his—Rosanne Cash, Johnny Cash’s eldest ...

This week’s featured adoptable pet is Bogart, a 5-year-old charmer who just can’t wait to meet you. Bogart is a ...

Take a trip back the 1990s on March 4 when Garth Brooks tribute artist Dean Simmons plays your favorite retro ...

Prevention professionals are hearing that teens need support, and when they lack support, they find it in drugs and alcohol, ...

This week’s featured adoptable pet is 2-year-old Winnie, a great cat with so much love to give. A good mix ...

M. Night Shyamalan’s new film, Knock at the Cabin, works as a showcase for his skills as a visual director, ...

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 12 p.m. the Swallows Day Parade season is in full swing again, and that means the return ...